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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-03
public The claaue theoretically supports such
demands. once started; but 1t never gives the
signal for them.
NEARER HOME"

Something About Phoebe Cary's Hymn,
Which Was Sung at Bsecher's Funeral.
Mary L. Booth, in Brooklyn Eagle
At the obseouies of the late Henry Ward
Baecher, which were held in the First Baptist
Church. in Pierrepoint street, happened to en-.
ter just as the choir was singing
One swsetiy ao!ssnn thought
Comes to DER aud DER,
And / felt what added ''sweetly solemn
thought it would have been to Phoebe Cary
could she have foreseen that her hymn would
form part of the funeral services Of the great
preacher-the dear friend whom she and her sis
ter Alice so loved and honored. Some of your
readers may reco.lect that in notice of the
death of Phoebe Cary, in 1871, which appeared
in the New York Tribune. there was an extract
from q letter. written by her some months be-
fore. abiding to the occasion on which Nearer
Home" WAS COMPOSED. This letter was addressed
to my grandmother Mrs Bean. of New York,
and is now in my possession. The extract
alluded to is as follows:
81 inclose the hymn and story for you, not be-
cause l am vain Of the notice. but because
thoughs you would feel peculiar interest in
them when you know that the hymn
was written eighteen years ago 1882. during
my visit at your house in West Fourteenth
street. I composed 1t in tho little, back second
story bedroom next to yours. one Sunday morn
ing after coming from church, aud IL makes mo
very happy to think that any word l could say
has dono q little good in the world"
The following is a copy of this hymn as Miss
Cary wrote it. the last three verses OF which diff
fer considerably from those printed in
some of the HYMN books. also transcribe the
s.story" to which Miss Cary auies, thinking it
may be new to some OF your readers:
s'NEARER HOME.
zone sweetly solemn thought
Comes to DER and Ter:
I'm my home to-day
Than ever have been before.
Nearer my Fathers house.
Where the many mansions be;
Nearer the great white throne,
Nearer the crystal sea!
Nearer the bound of life
Where we lay our burdens down;
Nearer leaving the cross,
Nearer gaining the crown!
"But that silent unknown stream
Rolls dark before my sight,
Whose waves the other side
Break a shore of light
20 if my mortal feet
Have almost gained the br ink,
If it be am nearer home
Even to-day than think
Father, perfect my trust;
Let my spirit feel, in death,
That her feet are firmly set
On tho rock of living faith.
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yet / undergoing an experience that is as
horrible as it is unusual. On the morning fol-
lowing the night of my boast before the boys at
Gibbonss. 1 awoke with a strange prieking sem
sation in my right arm, as if the circulation had
been stopped and had suddenly started again.
The next morning my arm was numb. The cir
cuatlOn had apparently stopped and had not
gone on again. Nor has it since been resumed
My arm and hand have grown colder and colder,
and both arc deathy gray white, like the arm
and hand of dead man, while my finger nails
are livid Curiously enough. though, there is
sign of decomposition. and my hand still re-
taips its power Though all feeling is gone | can
grasp my pencil tightly in my fingers and can
write US we'll as ever. Where will all this end?
That is the question. There is something hid
eously unnatural about it. and l am afraid for
that reason to consult o physician. / have
rubbed that arm and hand until the skin has
peeled Off. and yet there has not been the slight
sensation nor the faintesr sign of circulation.
From shoulder to finger tips it is dead, dead.
dead.
JANUARY 5-Heaven help me or shall 20
mad. When / wrote before | had III idea of the
horror of this thing that has seized upon me.
That it is the curse of God or devil have
no longer the slightest doubt. Ever since my
hand grew so maryelously cold | have refraued
from shaking hands with any enc for fear the
unnaturalness of it would be remarked and
should be questioned. To day my old uncle
from St Louis called at tho office TO me.
had not met him for month Of Sundays, and.
as he was always favorite uncle of mine, had
grasped his hand before thought what was
doing. He sprang back with cry that sent a
thrill through The utmost horror was
pictured in every feature. dropped the hand
was holding. but IL WAS some minutes before he
could recover himself enough speak. Then
he told me of the strange thing he had seen.
AS took his hand, he said, and he felt its icy
pressure my face suddenly became the face of a
dead man. My eyes stared classify. and my
skin looked bloodless and cold while my parted
lips were purple.
II could have sworn death had suddenly como
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-20

-. .la, ul-gerA 'o Ihe EXAMINER
TYLER, July mir J.. j. c---
AN old citizen OF this ity who ~
arrested and conuned in ili, o1 ).
charge of attempt 10 rape the d'J..
ter OF Mrs Bipgham was t5'i
released GA bond which ~. p.ac'l'
$500. HIS yamniug triai VS. "
for fridH! ucNL The Gaze ha' .''
Ted -re9t excitement iu this ''il
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FMS power never yhiiSSS " y,
y. strengtl and wholesoS,nds, Az \,
mioal than the ordinary ~, pulpI,y.l
old in competition win 'o or phO.pIss;;I
est, short weight ALUM o " B.h'
iers Bold only nv the NV YofI
company, lOe Wall st Ne"
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rhc rrohlhilon ,Iclhod,.


- u0N ohy eea 'at NN'.' '"e
.-eat .a'A;a.-u "-.. 49, -N'u'sei
Tex -".l .e .cte. 3" "-'-'' D'h-
TIE oa.,ot IS. -ni iaere sire
.er aud there. even 'e'' men 5. ,he
tro-.o.t.on pa't! ',' O. irauh-
l.-- Sud tr-tL 81 % ieu' tAat the
n3Fei,a po.tica. oae i- "road.y
tr-Mf ,'aC very where 2 a. .Ll' j. %
crusade oy q. caa7.t,t-. treH hers
ana .Ae women -s.a.ta -rea' ud-iu-
tui practice winch b. destroy ing men.
both both body and q"
methods cho,, at enforce t-i- great
mora. .a.. rel s.oa- reic.m are such
a. lave rarely been sen 81 politics
rom the eariiest anl ~ -le't dAl OF
pouoA. organization down TO tue
pre-ent. w IN the au-.h aud l'- m-n'
l-tr! with pats of WIN the O'p'e
behind aud taa!r oa rs turned upon
the pulpit. are intent e.. s. upon the
worN oi engraitius upon the con'ti'D.
ZION OF tins grea' -...' mario " -ee-
tas.an ami anti-demoerAtic iAuoYa-
ton -uoy,r.iye OF every principe ~
free government sui OF lndividu .
liberty. I'this unworthy "oiN Il.
the church has invited the very Wor''
and most dangerous thug
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other. 1t feels tina. ia thus providing
protection against the worst results
of accidents it is doing a genuine
service for the race, and presents u
good far above mere partilAn consid-
eratious. Now, do not delay, but
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nIoJ 4VVh W.
)dented slaugh-
BIN to the unini-
THAT, notwith-
] clearing sales
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Injection cureslnlwo tosiI days.
Injection z will not cSuse structure,
Injection the best and m1st reliable.
Injection fun and complete.
Injection z 81 AL hret class druggists
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la
Front Gal stou New. "0ns
The TeNas prohibhi...
not neglected no give d"'oa!'h
to The fact that Fowl I''e rs
including the thriyin5 ,o. eo1ts ~
adopted prohibition tho o' IVY o II
majority OF 500 ia a yc o,A.'
But they have wi. ~"
mention Of the method. or. uGls
the pr)hibitioni.ts In cVaup9l
election. The unusual sno. ,,,'l,.
southern ETY. presented GS"c'
ticpation of women in ~ VI
and me n'T, Troy pcrformots
y ok ofinauene Z voter. u 20
Likely ~ improve the siand,%.
prohibition uarty with My
believe that the sphere of w 'So"
sex is elsewhere than at tho ous
who would Aecp the womaipO i
country awsy from such dom.
contests. 1t is related o., tS a'''
in Rome, that at me opo,ir ''s
election larg1 numb.r ~ q
surrounded the poIl.. MANY ~, w
were at The lunch tents mai W
paratious TO give drink and l..
those who voted aud worked'Sy''
hibition O,hcrs with ticket,,.
hand stationed themselye. y.
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, WAsHISGroN, July -. For lsa A'.
lair weather stationary temper"1'
winds becoming southcasterly
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force The department ous ht IT. Ht'P
him cut THE INA,uNFE IAN not
complain. because 1t knows that it has
been physically impossible for Judge
Ger4,i to &c tier than boz has don
IL remained on, for the advance to
charge / IN with winfuily holding
back its msil. None but al essen
daily dishonest hesrt could have con-
ceiyed such s charge. under all the
circumstances.
IHE Jnited States statutes require
every dealer In liquors to post his
license IN conspicious place. The
Maine prohibition statute mskes
the mere poss, ,.on of the license
prims faca evidence to convict In
other words. the act )mmahded by
congress !, made evidence to convict
the citizen Of sn offence to be eNpiated
in The county jail. 1t j. q rule to
which there T. no exception, that
wherever sn unreasonable and uu.
p,eceieuted ohencei- created by law,
the -sme ,w must from the very
nee .,ity OF the case, provided way
for conviction upon Illegal testimony.
y SMALL 5y Ame up to where a
man wa feeding ar.t tpva. What
you csa ths- said o. boy. pointing
aa
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Heal Estate Agent,
Iii Fourth street.
Lal,c,,. uis.e.,and Cnndrcn.

ready made suits are being offered by
us at very low prices, as We must
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sl.~~,.v. ~. 49, ".s ~--..s oisa"s
being gloom, unrest, irritation and
spOndeucy. Morris Cascsrine is q
pauaCea for these Ills.
Best summer drink on the market
is milk shake" at Williamson IL Co.'S.
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u. - ~.~"e4V ~ "aoO 80
stand trial on the missing box matter,
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WACO. rEAAe, JJll ISIS.
Tur weather is hot

AIaIrtaA.. Is me t-ure.
hE iiA1ooon dAr not face IrNa,
sitter Tie counting Is over
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The hest inten q
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IKE Fort WORT rally on Il. 10Th is
to be the grandest gatherir. OF the
amIAigu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
Eesal Noti1ss.


NOTICE IN ASSIGNMENT-N is
" hereby given that CHARLES T. CHAPMAN, Of the
township Of BTdgewater SOmersot County state 0f New
erscy day made TO the subscriber
of ms for equal Deneht OF his credor- aud that
lie said creditors must exhibit their respective CLAIMS under
oath Affirmation, to the subscriber at his Office IN somer
Vile Now-Jcrsey.
Dated sept - 1887 IL. ?. GALPlN.
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
y YORK-EObcrt Is. Minturn trustee under the
will III Robert Nnturn deceased, Of the share OF the
ate OF the said Robert b. Mintun. deceased. by sad
devised ocuucathcd be held in trust for the
benefit Edith Sands, plaintiff, against Mahon Sands
and Of the last Will and esta-
mcn OF Edith sands, d., cascd Mabel sands aud Thomas
Charlie, IIarng as trustee under will OF Robert b.
Ninrn OF the share O the estate or the sad
oler H. Miniurn deceased. by said Will devised and be-
oucathrd held benefit OF Edith Sands
snd Robert r. MlntuIn. and John \. Aspnwall as OK
turn. decclsl 4. defendants. summons.
10 the above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint IN
mis- action and 10 serve copy Of your answer on the
Of this exclusive OF the day OF service and IN
case failure 10 appear or answer Judgment WIN pc
taken you by default FOR the relief demanded IN the
cOmpla Mt. 1900
EVARTS, CHDATE < BEhMAN, ~
Plaintiffs Attorneys, ONCE and Post ONCE address, o.
Wal street, y. \. City.
no Thomas Charles Barring trustee under the will OF
Robert n. Ninturn, deceased 49,
The foregoing summons served upon you by publica-
ton pursuant order ~ Hon Charles Donohuc Jus
lice a, the Suprcm" Court or New York. dated the 18th
day OF october, 1857 and hcd with the complaint n the
Nee Clerk % the Cy and County OF New-York at
te County Court IIous" IN said city. -
LNABlS, CH0hTE BEAMAN,
plaintiffs Attorneys. Once and Post Once address, 81
wall street, EcwYork city.
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Dipi0enb Notices.

OFFICE or ST. Louis AED SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY
COMPANY, 10 BROAn.sT. mills BuILDINo)
NEW YORK. Oct 4, 1887. )
A DIVIDEND of two and one half (2l2l per
the preferred stock OF this company been de-
csrrd and Will be payable al this ONCE and after October
a. 1887 10 sockholders OF record this ONCE at
Thursday october 20 after which roerred stock ccrt
VIII be received for transfer until tho morning OF No
vember J.
7. w LILLE.
Treasurer.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or NRw. YORK.,
"a WALIesr, Oct 10. 1851.
'HHE semi annual interest due November |
Il tho Frat MORTGAGE Gold Certificates OF the TT.
LOUIS. ARKANSAS AND TEXAS RAILROAD CO. will
be paid by this company on that day
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Gnantiai.

OFFICE OF THE NEwYoBK LAKE ERIE AND wEsIRRN)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
NRw YORK, september ~ 1887. }
HOLDERS of bonds entitled by virtue of such
ownership Subject 10 the Companys regulations to
the registration OF such bonds 70 vote at the noIt annual
fof Directors tho NowYOrk Lake Erie West
Railroad Company and which bonds have not already
been registered by hor Tor vonE In tho names OF
their horoby notified
such bonds will be opened on the 2srH DAY OF sErTEM.
BIER, instant at tho Transfer once Of tho Company
10 the Coal and Iron Exchange Building No Il Corandt
Street IN tho city OF York, and will close 28T
DAY OF OCTOBER thirty days prior tho ann ual
election for Directors TO DO held on tho 18TH DAY OF
VENEER Dext
By order Of the Beard OF Directors.
A. r. MAcDoNoUaH.
Secretary.
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60 Whom II man Conrcrn.

NOTICE.-if Nr John Williams. late OF
y NnevdI Farm Owcsterv. North Wales. who 1911
Liverpool for jersey CIy. near N"~l ork America IN way
en~r,l the COS OF l. \ feI e-'
onl kindly communicate with Mt John H. Lowls. Market
- Rho. anerchu .og Kuanon, North Wales he would
hear of som ia ng 20 his Advantage
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
" GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
on and lfter ONIVHtK l.. IeSI
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
s S, eI.is O sSG lie Yves. with Pullman
s Ss' cH t:sSa afa .lsrp 6ia My
w SSRpS ye LEX aata NJ ss'py CORY
rt lq e cum peu IRE ana Shp the u Kes w.
For SSS otTsoSn bcaIs fosoSn end Idns
saS S a "a s and 10 M Saturdays only p '
Daiti@Ofs. Washington AMI the South, Limited Wash.
HsS csa 81 R gar h. e ss5i '4S a
a N. sravS @aslissso ! : N. sai d!iyi ~ 8
SsT% sSnia5 AZ H. 81 ana ). H. and
ci 10 p m nv week @,s asy; DAYS Saturday.
Long bay Head Junction and inermeaa's g. a.
4lo and p m on Sunday As M and p u" a'
I For os a;' sns Norfolk via y.wyors
and and f lay nn s.G 80 NJ Meek esy s Wa D
Boat B G s sS @ az S1ss ~
TRAINS HREiyE; From PMtsOqgs 10 80, u 20 20
g. s. Is Co., 5 81 =
3 : = 5 s. i i 4. 8!
FOR PHILADELPHIA. 49,, ,,o,.
b p sss:s1 IT, F.! g $';ssSs:
20 and p G and y rs night s Hsda@%gI *.
press. rs. % Lmitedl and 10 u M. 4. 80 o. =" "
trains and .svas s%a u is s a;st except Sunday
.nd II 10 M g 8 p r nm and a. 10 Ssua % 'n'
Returning trains leave Broad Street Station. phsdepo
S sss III siG n. III .nl.ed 20 E,Srs
with Dining Car. "a and $50 p ND i2ts 'I N.
On no sSDas y O. IL o o. 80, ios, 90 d.
80. o 40 a m. I2 80, 20 u 80 Limiteah s'-''
Leave PhiiadeiphS via Camden. a. m. AMI 80 p w.
Ticket oaces $40 la5 and 9lt Broadway A esSs
House Battery Place, and foot OF DesOrosses anu oos
Iandt sts. Court and Brooklyn Annex Stai1n,
Of Fulton.st., brooklyn; Station. Jersey ely lA"s
Ticket Onice, Castle Garden. .,a ,hsck
The New-YOrk Transfer Company viii call io1 anu s
baggage from hotels and rcSldcnces - ,,oon I
VHAS \. PuGH, j. n MOVDns
General Manager General Passf Avn"
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rteGEsSats d;in Railroads..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEr.
80 sa4 %IIS 30 500 1 s. 20 %.
40 30 l and 20 M Il For @'d Hsnsc spr"s vsey
{ p "a. N 4, ~ y ..-N,----
ERIE RAlLWAY.-Through trains leave ave,
cGamees st. loca. trains leave 25ist iOm TO 20 ra'
D.y-py EsPrss' D ,ssso pIIS 5 ESss,
sSan'' 70 esh sssi. E F Ta@aa sesSa.
ban. , s.sss1 .G st. T. i LoS ea SOLID
g%aq ran % 9 12a Hqaf S tSRa:o oG saa
Stepping cO1s a r % HSsAe's5' s sat
tno S to rs, l ,,ms 1"i''O" anu 1O'OA'''
a-Dly Ihicaso ElPrss PpiI m;S, pa ,ys aHa
Niasirt FAILS ana C6ic4go; .,o.o,n, Coach to
Y E. W xsss d and s5 49,
g 60 I 81 No. s? Saua.s y:
- g. y y g % qSS%. ls sS g,
. P4s;4is' 1ses asys 50; ? ~ sundays - l. L.
'';'S' s.. ;tS' = ' : $ q q
4ts So 49, 10 e. e. % Noon y % e. ID s.
New4Ts ana asTon wa Ney4s Sees Gays o so S 49,
80 81 SO o.; 80 N. ana IL midnight sundays
% s j. 80 c so B. 20 g: g. &c.
III G g 30 y ) i ~ - j. n s a., ais
walw sUl 11 AS 30 I Is 20 M. $50. a'o p N
Sundays as a. m. - . go. 2 IN ~ IN
Monticello and White Lake 40, IL me- WV A. -"
Nes%"rs ana cornwall so m, .5s 80 a. no. 80
Mon sHG e%i F M. 80. 80 p ~ Sundays 80
10 20 m. ,,oD ~
Scranton. Dunnore. week days a. m, 80 p m: "A n
10 70 a. M 80. 80. 4.So. u, g. ~ on MD;
night SUNDAYS, ~, As 80. y. 10 20 y, v 80,
D. Additional trains 10 Goshen Aad way, 8 90 y M
10 Goshen and Middletown AS y IN sundays eAS
O. m. -
Tickets or passage and apartments in Drawing Room n
Sleeping Coaches DO obtained ana orders Or inc
checking transfer OF baggage may DO LEFT Ut the CON-
panys Offices Nos 3l7. 40i, III, 95I BfOaiw ay 10!
Westst New. York No. 3Jl Fulton ST.. Drookyn or ~
the COmpany's depots =, 49,. ,,.,. 81.
Express from tho West arr!vo In Ne"'iofA ~
7I6. ~, 10 65 a. M, and 40 and 10 p m; =, u A.,
L. H. SOULE, Gent Mgf. L. i. FARM Eh IT, Il AS@
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| A LBERT W. BERG. Piano, Organ and Har-
"A Mr.. Berg q specially of revising manu-
script music Address rs Union Square wv A. Pend Col
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HENRY c. DEMGNG Secretary and Treasurer.
CLINTON HUNTER. Assistant Secretary.

0rvrrv or rug prFFAto ROCHESTER AND PlrrGBURG)
RAILWAY COMPANY, 20 NAssAvsr, !
NEW. YORK Oct is. 1857 y
4 MEETING of the stockholders OF TINS
~ company having been duly called for November l.
1887 aud OF the khofers Tor the eec
ton thirteen Directors and three Inspectors OF
tng MAC. on 81 following requiring tho close
~ liz transfer books twenty prior thereto notice Is
hereby given that the purpose Of the two meetings aote
.d he transfer books This will be closed on
Monday October a. and reopen Tuesday November ~
ieS7 sockhcers are hereby given notice OF the annual
90 November 81 1887 at o'clock IN the afternoon
' " THOS. I. WENTWORTH.
Secretary
no HOLDERS OF MOBILE AND OHIO DE,
| pFNTURF RON pS.-P Parties interested IN the above
,.cnr.. are requested call at the Office OF JOSEPH
WALKER q sons Mills Building, TO JOIN in somo pan 70
fhefri u
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miscellaneous.
Eorscs auo Carriages.

l1OR SALE.-Thoroughbrcd Kentucky saddle
L horse lob hands, years mahogany bay all saddle
caits tIots splendid ectly sound gentle
and fearless. Seen at private stable LAG West jjth-st
TWO HORSES wanted to board during the
winter on a place In Jersey: good and feed For
term. and particulars address WILLIAM CORNELL Box
80 Tribune once
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains West AID St station follows and Is min
earlier from foot OF J st., North River
Detroit and chicago % :65 a m, u :o5, 'Sl5 p m
bt. LOUIS. 20 O6, IS :15 p N.
FAILS a. = so ar M !, g aS o. - ie
Kingston, sausertics, Catskil Albany. 3I5. z 40
Cransons. West Point Cornwall. Ncwburs. .'l2 AS.
$40. Z 10, 9:oo. 1915, IL 80 a. M, 4, no. 8.
y 49, AS y. ~, and 05 D. M CranSons. Cornwall,
New burg
For Montreal and Canada East. O5 p. M
Hamito London, 20 SIS a. m, IS :05, Sis D. m.
Elegant sleeping ears Tor Runsic Niagara Falls. Gin.
einnaI Detroit, Chicago aud st. Louis. 49,
daily tDay except Saturday.
o Their trains daily except SUNDAY,
daons or information apply o. Offices B.ookiyn 333
Washington $50 Fuonst. Annex once foot Of Full;
BOwsry 10 Park Place and West Shore stations Of
West l2d. St, foot OF Jay-st, N r. y. Il. LAMBERT.
3 Vanderbilt ave. -9enerA Passenger Agent
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A LII FARES REDUCED

A LII FARES REDUCED
VIA sTONINGToN LINE.
Inside Route for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE and the EAST
Only - to Boston, 81 10 to Providsnoo.
Tho large steamers Rhode Island aud isaye
new psr 39 n H. one block above Canalst, daily
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Ocean 5tcamela.

IAPAN-ClllNA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
steamers leave san Francisco ,.f,1'v'
GATf wednesday NpV
HtLGIC Iue'4Y, NOV -
sNS PABLO .................... "Wednesday. Dec Il.
eunerbly Appp.nfe superior Afrp "A npti'iDl'
pe..r,aton.can 10 ate ~ letter t,o SrIJ1 AT
calm nlan. A. 81 Rplfv.T NevTJvS. " R)) -.
' w '' LsLAND 5rAVFORO. PrsH bai
T.H.GODDNAS. fien'.l' r4spl,ar ASslt
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
| LINES ron CALIFORNfA. JAPAN, CHINA. CEN
TRIAL AND sol TIT AMERICA AND MEXICO
From New York pior foot ~ ca1A..t. Y. =
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DAY LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT,
- NORFOLK VA. and SOUTH ,,,
Leave via Penn H. Il. 80 p III Parlor cars 10 Baltl
thence palace steamers, arriving a. Old Point at
10 m, Norfolk 4 IN III. " TOMPkINS,
Genl Pass. Agent, $40 Broadway. n. Y.
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N j,,TICH LIN -FavOrite inside Route.
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witch ST s. New Loadou. 81 90 Corresponding reduction
10 iii nonts Fast Steamers CITY OF WORC ESTER CITY
OF BOSTON ani CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Pier 40 odd
NUMBER Watts next pier above Des0ro,sest
ferry. daily sundays excepted, IT p M, ,n.ny
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